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Last post 11-17-2009, 7:38 AM by j_lo. 16 replies.
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  •  10-21-2009, 8:23 AM 66796 in reply to 66320

    Re: What's happening on the web!

    Exactly ten days from today is HALLOWEEN - My favorite holiday!! Always has been and probaly always will be. I love the fun factor of it. One day a year, you can get away with dressing up in costumes and go crazy. And plus it always gave me, and still does, the chance to wear one of my dance costumes again.. last year for example, I went to a Hollywood themed party, so I used a can-can dancer type of costume from a performance a few years back and called myself a Moulin Rouge dancer... creative indeed!

     

    I started thinking about a month ago that wheelchair users can have tons of fun with Halloween and use their chair as the ultimate prop!

     

    When I googled Halloween costumes for wheelchair users, I was finding that a lot of sites had said since you already have wheels, use them to your advantage. I came across ideas such as a rock-and-roll drummer (photo above from iltsource.com) and a king or queen on a throne. I'd consider myself a Halloween professional as far as decorations and costumes, so I'm a big stickler for original costumes and something you wouldn't see everyone else in, so these ideas are surely one-of-a-kind if you ask me!

     

    Considering Halloween's on a Saturday this year, enjoy an entire day full of Halloween festivities and don't eat too much candy corn or candy apples!

     

    Happy Halloween to all! Boo!


    Janelle
  •  11-17-2009, 7:38 AM 67656 in reply to 66796

    Re: What's happening on the web!

    I'm one of those cool 20-something-year-olds that actually really likes to read. On the beach, or yes, even during a football tailgate. Either way though, I like a good read - ESPN magazine, a book by Nicholas Sparks, or The Star Ledger every morning. I have a library card to my local library and am a Barnes & Noble member. I admit, the reason I became a B&N member to begin with was because I refused to buy books from my college bookstore my freshman year - way too expensive - so I receieved a discount buying them through B&N and being a member.

     

     

     

    But besides the 10% off discount every time I shop, I also regularly receive emails from them. Anything from special 25% off coupons to new items the store is featuring. Recently, an email came through my inbox that me actually open it and not send it to the trash box right away. It was for the nook - the World's Most Advanced eBook Reader.

    (Picture from Barnes & Noble website)

     

     

    This item really struck me, because of how similar it is to the Kindle Book Reader by Amazon that is featured in our 2009 Holiday Gift Guide for People in Wheelchairs. Sure there are a few differences; like the nook is mostly navigated by touch screen whereas the Kindle has large forward and back buttons - but either way, as both are $259, they are pretty awesome products.

     

    Happy Reading... and Happy Shopping!


    Janelle
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